“The technology races so fast, so that familiar production tools are like archaeological relics. Sounds recorded on old cassettes are types of material I like to work with, you could say that I like scavenging all the sonic-shit that gets thrown away. After decades waiting, I was able to afford my own studio software but I’ve used Sibelius for 20 years, currently using sounds from Note Performer which make their way into plenty of productions. Reception is always considered, whether productions are experienced in the landscape, inside built spaces, via digital platforms, or elsewhere”
Frances Gill.
Audio for Visual, & Audio-visual production by Frances Gill
2022 | music video production for Let the Light in
– from audio-visual fragments produced in Logic Pro X together with iMovie, created at Stuck in the Wood Studios (Sweden), for the digital single by Stephen Donald with Frances Flute the Bellows Mender, uploaded to YouTube @Thedon024.
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2020 | audio-visual production for Spiral Back 5'30''
– short film with electroacoustic composition ‘excavating’ audio-visual fragments, for the digital exhibition Memory Portals, 13th July - 1st November 2020 (experimentalheritageexhibition.com). Produced in Logic Pro X together with iMovie, created at Stuck in the Wood Studios (Esbjörnamåla, Sweden).
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2016 | audio production for On Öland that day
– called Remembering Öland that day. Recorded in a natural-forest acoustic at Esbjörnamåla, and produced using a Zoom H4n field recorder at Stuck in the Wood Studios (Esbjörnamåla, Sweden), for a photographic series by Annika Grünwaldt Svensson and Jörgen Ludwigsson. Published on the YouTube channel called ‘Flute Origins’ @fluteorigins4803 as the soundtrack for On Öland that day, 8th May, 2016.
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2016 | audio production for Oland’s Water from the Stars
– called Playing the Bäckahäst. Produced in Sibelius for a sketch series by Annika Grünwaldt Svensson. Published on the YouTube channel called ‘Flute Origins’ @fluteorigins4803 as the soundtrack for Oland’s Water from the Stars, 29th May 2016
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2015 | audio-visual material for A Door at Sandby borg
– slide show of a photographic series by Frances Gill and Helle Kvamme produced in Power Point, with accompanying piano composition recorded and produced using a Zoom H4n field recorder and Roland Digital Piano FP-3. Produced for YouTube by Ingemar Sandén, uploaded to the channel called ‘Magnus Gudmundsson’ @magnusgudmundsson8931, 31st December 2015.
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